The Dickinson press., 1887-08-13

n. B. Berry. of Taolor. was in town
Saturday.
Judge Gibson attended court III
Mandan this week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. +. Raesbeck.
Wednesday, August 10. Il boy.
Red cedar fence posts, dry ash and
cedar wood for sale 10y McGillivray.
NJ. S. Cuskelly is getting his thresh.
ing machine in order for the seasons
work.
Rev. III. Il. Schatfner and wife are
sojourning i'll Dickinson and may he.
main here.
Mrs. r.. j. Turner and Mrs. T.. l..
Scuticld. Of Gladstone, visited theil
lady friends here this week.
&. +. Merry returned. Wednesday.
from an extended trip on insurance
business over the new Manitoba road.
j. &. Thompson purchased a valua'
bic lot on Barnes street Of David
Roberts, located next to Sanford:
store.
Green 4 stamp have commenced
work on j. =. Tingle'S new residence.
They expect to have it completed hN
the 10th Of september.
II. T.. NMnnicr. "f Taylor. was in
town "Wednesday. lie says the hail
storm which visited that section last
week did Il great deal OF damage.
The furniture has been placed in
position in the court and pre-
sentS Il handsome appearance. adding
much to the looks of the oum.
James Thompson has sold his huild-
ing to Thomas Ryan, who will IT,
move it to one of his lots on Barnes
street and make residence of it.
james Converse is back from Gull
turcd Boston. lie went east to stay.
but the charms of free ranch life
were more than he could stand and
he wisely returned.
In the caseof Geo. :. Adams against
the Northern Pacific Railroad Com
pany. for injury received while plain
tiff was employed Ivy the defendant.
the jury gave Il verdict for $1,000.
On August oath the Northern Pa
cilic will run another excursion from
st. Paul. Minneapolis and Duluth to
Dickinson. fare for the round trip $40.
Tickets good for twenty days.
McGiillivray' white horse. attached
to the delivery wagon, took it into his
head to have free rum. Wednesday.
and lowered the hest mile record Srv-
eral seconds. Result. Il badly dilapi-
dated wagon.
l.. ID. Clock has returned from the
east where he purchased new stock
of goods for the firm of Clock & Lang
don. They are making extensive re.
pairs to the room. eNcavating Il large
cellar and building al addition.
James Collistcr has received the APP
pointmcnt as postmaster at Dickinson.
The change was IL surprise to most of
our citizens as Postmaster CuSkclly
gave satisfaction both to the public
and department. however, Mr.. Coils.
ter will make Il good officer.
One of the cub hears, recently roped
by cow boys was brought to town
Thursday and will he shipped to
Grand Rapids. Dak. 1t belongs to 5.
G. Parsons and he is shipping it to !;
friend in that town.
Rev. c. L. Dohson. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
G. Lawrence and daughter. Supcrin.
tenllent Greene. Wife and daughter
spent several days very pleasantly at
the residence of Commissioner Under.
hill, south Of Antelope.
Store building near depot, three
show cases and two counters for sale
ut a bargain.
u j. b. THOMPSON.
w. II. Mcliinmis. who has been
working for the Continental Cattle
Go. the past few months, spent the
week in town. He reports that =
number of. Black Hills miners are
tlocking to the new placer mines on
Grand river.
+. NJ. >carlrS the popular old time
furniture dealer of Bismarck is clos
ing out at cost his entire stock OF
Furniture. Carpets, Oil Cloths. Baby
Carriages. etc. Many of our people
lItNt ol'ttItN SpotS hIi bl IVl'oi
great bargains. Send for prices fol
any and everything rs it will be Il long
time before you can again buy goods
| SO cheap. 23-4t
Owing to the severe drouth in south
ern Mimi. Wisconsin and northern
Iowa. we understand stock cattle arc
being offered at extremely low price!
and for the benefit of those who ma!
desire tn secure share uf the stocl
cattle. the y. p. II. r. Co. will take
them from st. Paul ut - per cent %
the rates lialncl i'm the present Yves
bound cattle tariff between now AM
November first prnyimo. this arrange
ment to take effect in ten days.
\ great deal of excitement prvail
i'll the Black Hills over the discover,